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    Do you know of any such api or function which enlists applications? eg, Internet explorer,Word,Power point etc. Also do you know of any api which enlists the the hardware devices like mouse,keyboard,NIC etc Please tell about these apis and their header files Thanks a lot

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      Do you know of any such api or function which enlists applications? eg, Internet explorer,Word,Power point etc. Also do you know of any api which enlists the the hardware devices like mouse,keyboard,NIC etc Please tell about these apis and their header files Thanks a lot

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      brilliant101 wrote: Do you know of any such api or function which enlists applications? eg, Internet explorer,Word,Power point etc. To get a list of running processes, use Process32First() and Process32Next(). brilliant101 wrote: Also do you know of any api which enlists the the hardware devices like mouse,keyboard,NIC etc Please tell about these apis and their header files This is exactly what SetupDiEnumDeviceInfo() and SetupDiEnumDeviceInterfaces() are for.


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